Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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Soon we left the wide expanse of rolling savannah behind us and began to climb steeply up into the foothills of the mountain range . On reaching the top of the escarpment we paused to regain our breath and admire the view .
Soon we left the wide expanse of rolling savannah behind us and began to climb steeply up into the foothills of the mountain range . On reaching the top of the escarpment we paused to regain our breath and admire the view .
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Sometimes the drooping evening sun finds the mountain wearing a thin veil of mist . Then all the outlines are softened without being obscured . Other adornment may come in the early morning , when cumulus cloud , drifting southwards ...
Sometimes the drooping evening sun finds the mountain wearing a thin veil of mist . Then all the outlines are softened without being obscured . Other adornment may come in the early morning , when cumulus cloud , drifting southwards ...
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the silvery olives and bright lemon- Down the lane from the mountains trees . comes a boy whose song bursts from “ The ... bright orange , loses itself in plaintive half - notes , brewed from mountain herbs , and down , down , down .
the silvery olives and bright lemon- Down the lane from the mountains trees . comes a boy whose song bursts from “ The ... bright orange , loses itself in plaintive half - notes , brewed from mountain herbs , and down , down , down .
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Contents
THE ART OF UNCLE JASON BY G E | 109 |
THE BOTTOM BUNK BY IAIN GALLANTRY | 120 |
THE PLAIN SLAB BY A M | 131 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 294 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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